Night rounds of guest floors
Walk an agreed corridor route and report what is visible: room service trays, a propped fire door, a spill or a blocked exit. The duty manager decides what to do, and each round keeps the time, place and result.
The site mind · Hotels
A robot for your hotel. Quiet rounds, a clear record.
Hotel teams walk the same corridors many times a night. A robot can take on some of the routine looking, report what needs a person and keep the record for the morning handover. Cole handles the conversation; the hotel decides where the robot may go and who sees what.
For hotel general managers, operations and engineering teams
What could a robot do in my hotel?
Start with rounds your team already does: a supervised night walk of one guest floor or back-of-house corridor, reporting trays left out, a propped fire door or a spill to the duty manager. Our current quadruped is a supervised test robot; delivery robots for amenities and towels are planned and not available yet. Hotel workflows need their own site survey and validation.
Back-of-house checks
Check service corridors, linen stores and plant-room doors on the engineering team's list, and record which were checked and which could not be reached. Specialist sensors such as temperature or leak detection are separate scope.
Questions for Cole
Staff can ask Cole about the last round or a particular floor in plain words. Answering guests through the robot needs agreed wording, languages, quiet-hour rules and privacy, and is tested before it is offered.
The first body, and the next ones
A job must fit its body.
Today · test robotFour-legged robot
Conversation, observation and supported movement on our current quadruped. See the real demonstration; each new site still needs setup and validation.
Next · plannedBox & parcel transport robots
Wheeled robots that carry boxes and parcels between approved places. They will not move pallets or load and unload themselves. Specific models, payloads and integrations will be confirmed before deployment.
Then · plannedDelivery & butler robots
Bodies for delivering items and serving people in homes, hotels and offices. Each workflow is tested before it is offered.
After that · plannedHumanoid on wheels
A humanoid upper body on a wheeled base, with arms for reaching and handover. Each manipulation task needs its own tested hardware and skill.
Later · plannedDrones & robot arms
Drones for high places and large sites, and robot arms for fixed stations. Each needs its own integration and safety case before it joins a site.
Site context is designed to outlast a robot. A new body still needs a supported integration, localization, permission review and validation of its skills. Our cross-body demonstration to date is in simulation.
Read the cross-body result →Before a pilot
Make it fit the place.
Start small enough to learn what works. Expand only after the team and the site owner review the results.
Read about permissions and privacy →Guest privacy
No camera views into guest rooms, ever. Agree which corridors are in scope, quiet hours, what is recorded and who can view it, and tell guests how the robot is used.
The building
Survey carpets, thresholds, fire doors, lifts and the routes housekeeping carts use. Start on one approved floor, with lifts and doors handled by staff until any integration is tested.
People and procedures
Name the duty manager who receives reports and can stop the robot. Agree charging space, connectivity and what happens when a round is interrupted.
Measure something useful
Agree what success means.
A pilot should answer a real question for you. Record the starting point, test the agreed workflow and review where it helped or needed intervention.
- 01Rounds completed with useful observations
- 02Issues reaching the duty manager quickly
- 03Staff time saved on routine walks
- 04No guest complaints or privacy incidents
Questions before you join
The practical details.
Can it deliver towels or room service?
Not the current quadruped: it has no arm and does not carry items. Robots that carry boxes and parcels between approved places come next, then delivery and butler robots for hotels. Each delivery workflow is tested before it is offered.
Will it disturb guests at night?
Rounds are agreed with the hotel, including quiet hours, walking speed and which floors are in scope. The pilot measures guest feedback alongside the operational results.
Is it a security guard?
No. It reports what it sees to the duty manager on agreed routes. It does not replace security staff, alarms or emergency procedures.
How do we start, and how is it priced?
Join the founding-site list with a short description of your hotel and the rounds you want to improve. We scope the robot, setup, support and any integrations with you. Pricing and timing are agreed before any commitment or charge.
The founding list
Tell us about your site.
Joining is free. Suitability, supported tasks, timing, pricing and support are agreed before anything is charged.